Did the Little Bludhaven Cop Successfully Meet Their Idol Today? [Western Crossover]

[New novel Gotham’s Street-Food King is currently updating] [The main story is complete, bonus stories are ongoing. Please support the official release, meow (bows)] 01. Internationally famous singer Carlos Tiasen is holding his annual concert in Bludhaven. Young cop Dick scrimps and saves for three months to afford a ticket, all so he can see his idol in person. Before meeting him: My fave is a cold, melancholic superstar. After meeting him: My fave is a gorilla who’s a powerhouse in a fight (not really). 02. An abandoned monster sneaks into Bludhaven. Its venom seeps despair deep into the souls of its victims. The moment a victim completely loses hope in the world, both body and soul vanish like fireworks, leaving no trace that they ever existed. “Maybe love that burns with all its might, consuming the soul, can delay this curse. But I’ve never seen it happen.” 03. The mysterious figure raised his head, revealing a pure black electronic mask beneath his hood. He shook the monster’s blood from his sword, and a friendly pixelated smile appeared on the mask: :) 04. “I’m always hungry,” Carlos said. “It’s as if there’s a black hole inside me, draining away all the emotions I’ve painstakingly gathered. I don’t know how much longer I can hold on.” “Then eat me.” Nightwing held him gently. “My love for you is endless. It will never stop.” Dick, an obsessive superfan (top) × Carlos, a singer who isn’t human (bottom) New serial Gotham’s Street-Food King Pairing: Red Hood, who simply loves to eat × white-haired food-stall owner, who simply loves to eat One day, Red Hood discovers a new hot dog stand in his territory. The sizzling black pepper sausages are firm and springy, bursting with juice. The cornmeal buns are soft and faintly sweet, with a lightly crisp inside. The yellow mustard and spicy meat sauce smell incredible. Best of all, each hot dog costs just one dollar! What a top-tier hot dog. What an honest stall. It hits Jason right in the heart. I, Red Hood, am claiming this stall! The white-haired young owner grills ten at a time, while Jason eats three in one sitting. The kid from next door waiting in line behind him is drooling with envy. Then one day, Red Hood discovers that his beloved hot dog stand has disappeared. Furious, he grabs his favorite assault rifle, ready to avenge the stall owner, who must have died in some corner of the city, only to find that the owner has moved to another street to sell kebabs. How dare he? What was wrong with the hot dogs? …Though these skewers are pretty good too. Then the owner switches to egg cakes, fried chicken nuggets, fried lamb chops, shaken milk tea, shaved ice, buttered potatoes, seafood in spicy sauce, beef burgers… Jason follows the white-haired owner’s stall from Penguin’s territory all the way to a spot beneath Riddler’s building. Customers line up in a long queue, yet never have to worry about their safety, because the owner will shoot all your problems away! Sean unexpectedly obtains a business System when he’s so broke he can barely afford food. The System asks whether he’d like to start on the road to becoming a real estate tycoon by buying an abandoned factory in the West End, or become an arms dealer every bit as formidable as Stark by stealing a gun. Sean says he wants to start by getting enough to eat. He’ll open a hot dog stand and eat one for every one he grills. System: … Just as he finally grills the first perfect hot dog of his life and is about to enjoy it, a bill is held out in front of him. A muscular man with a lock of white-dyed hair in his bangs says, “Give me one.” Content warnings: 1. The protagonist isn’t human and doesn’t share humanity’s universal moral values, but he isn’t a villain either. 2. Characters are written according to the author’s interpretation. OOC is my fault, though it’s bound to happen. 3. Please don’t post negative comments about the original work’s heroes. I’ll delete them if I see them. 4. The author has a terrible temperament and a short fuse. I won’t accept writing advice about the plot, so apologies in advance. If anyone posts off-topic comments, I’ll attack them. If you don’t like it, please leave. We’ll all be better off. 5. Every plot point is closely connected to the main story. Don’t read if that’s not your thing. 6. This includes concepts such as Heroic Spirits and the Holy Grail War. If you don’t have a basic understanding of the Fate series, this probably isn’t for you. 7. The author is fragile and rude. No need to tell me if you drop the story. 8. This is a fantasy work. Don’t take any idealistic claims seriously or make political issues out of them here. 9. Please don’t mention spin-offs not included in the original work, or mention this story under other works. Thanks, lovelies QAQ Some FGO settings are included. That’s all. Hope you enjoy reading! Theme: Always believe you deserve to be loved